"Harry" <harry@home.nl> wrote in message
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> "Robert Aldwinckle" <robald@techemail.com> wrote in message
> news:e7Do33eZHHA.1220@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
>> (cross-post added to Vista General)


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>> Before you can fix it you have to identify the problem more clearly.
>> Crashes in module:unknown can mean just about anything wrong
>> has happened.
>>
>> Look for clues in the drwtsn32.log associated with the crash.
>> E.g. the Stack Back Trace can show you some of what was happening
>> before the crash.


Another tool which can show you the Stack is Process Explorer.


> A did a clean install wih a disc format prior to that, no other software
> installed, all hardware and device drivers are Vista approved, no add-ons in
> the browser and yet I am getting this problem with the first website I am
> trying to open. A solution I found was to open IE7 as an administrator, but
> that procedure is simply ridiculous and should not be necessary in my
> opinion.



That's good. Now you have a point of comparison.
E.g. Run... ProcMon using an identical scenario for both cases
and compare the traces.



Good luck

Robert
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